The Labor enquirer., 1887-10-15
NATIONAL LABOR UNIONS.

NATIONAL LABOR UNIONS.
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR
Executive Council: President, Sam
uel G0mpers, 332 E. Eighth street, N.
Y. City; First Vice President, George
Harris, Reynoldsville, Pa; Second
Vice President, j. w. Smith, on Col
lege stree, Spr ngield, ILL.,; Treas
urer, Gabriel Edm0nst0n, sos Eleventh
street, N. W., Washington, d. c.; Sec
retary, P. j. Mcclure, Z. D. Box 664,
Philadelphia, Pa; ORGAN, "The Union
Advocate" n. 7. City.
BAKERs.-George Block, General Secretary,
100 William street, New York.
Beer Drivers. -, ST Avenue
c. New York.
Boatmen's Union (Internati6nal) Thomas
Archer, Secretary, 26 Albany ST., n. Y.
BOILER MAKERs.-T. j. Curran, President,
227 Spring street, N. 7.
Bo0K-KEEPERs CLERKS included) Tom
O'Neill, General Secretary, 10S Hoyt
street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
BOTTLE BLOWERS eastern Divisi0n) *.
s. Tomlin, President 10 Third street,
Brooklyn, N. z.
BOTTLE BLOWERS (Westem Diviston).-
Louis Arlington, President, Michigan
City. Indiana.
BREwERs' National Union. Louis Herbrand
Secretary, siS Forsyth st., New 7 *.
BRICKLAYERs AND STONEMASONs.-Wm.
FL. Stephenson, General Secretary,
Station A. Cincinnati, o.
Brush Makers-John A. Loughead, Secre-
tary-T. easurer, Philadelphia. :.
CARPENTERS (Amalgamated). ~. Hamil-
ton, District Secretary, 81 W. Twenty.
ninth street. N. 7.
CARPENTERS (BrotherhooO.-P. J. Nc
Guire, General Secretary, Box SS4,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CARPENTERS CO. O.)-J. 81. Perry, District
Secretary, 293 s. Third street, Brook
lvn, E. D.. N. Y.
Secretary, 1T e. 4th street, New York.
CIGAR MAKERs.-A. Strasser, President,
Fitch Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.
COAL MINERS (Amalgamated) George
Harris, President, 81 Gibbon street.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
COAL MINERS (Amalgamated)-Ebeneze,
Lewis, Secretary, P. 0. Box l, Kum-
roy, o.
Coal Miners (Amalgamated) Robert Fisher,
Cardonia, Ind.
Coal Miners (Prctective AssOciati0n)-P. B..
Donnelly, Secretary, Drawer SIO9,
Sprins field. Ill.
ENe1NEERs (Amalgamated). w. w. Nc
g GleIland, Ss5 West Thirteenth street
ENGINEERS (L0com0tive).-P. n. Arthur,
Chief, Cleveland, o.
Engineers [StatIonaryl.--G. G. Minor, Box
555, Cincinnati. o.
Firemen [LocOmOtive] Eugene V. Deb6,
General Secretary, $40 Main street,
Terre Haute, Ind.
Furniture Workers.-H. Ehmrich, General
Secretary, $40 First avenue, N. Y.
Glass Workers Flint w. j. Smith, Presi-
dent, 80 Diamond alley, Pittsburg, Pa.
Granite cutters.-Josiah. B. Dyer, General
Hatters [Finlshersl ID. j. Haggerty, Presi-
dent, 56 Pulaski street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Hatters [Makersl j. C. Richardson, Pres
ident, 112 Elm ST., Newark, N. j. j,
II. Penrose. Secretary, 523 Snyder ave-
nue., Philadelphia.
Hatters [Silk].-W. S. Highly, General Sec
retary, 212 Broadway, n. Y.
Hatters TWooll.-A. M. Taylor, General Sec
retary, Metteawan, n. Y.
Horse Shoers-James Rafferty,, President,
E. Jefferson street, Allegheny City,
Pa.
international Seamen's Association, 5IS11f5
Ldob ottOOty Ouu tduCloCUy Odls
Iron MOlders-P. +. Fitzpatrick, President,
1888 Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
Iron and Steel Workers, (Amalgamated]--
VIM. Weihe, President, 5l4 Smithfeld
street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Journeymen Barb rs-Ed Finklestone, Pres
ident, AL I'd avenue, New York.
Knights of Lab0r-Fred Turner, General
Secretary. Box 8S4, Philadelphia. Pa.
Metal Workers Union of North America
George W. Appel, General Secretary,
1880 =. Lombard street, Baltimore, Md.
Musicians National Leaguel-Jocob Beck,
Secretary, 1908 Chestnut street Phila-
delphia, Pa.
National Textile Workers Progressive
Union of General Secretary,
Robert HOffrann, 2744 Fillmore street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Pattern Makers (Amalgamated) )-Willlam j.
johnson, Secretary, 424 Volkman
street, Philadelphia.
Plano Makers-George b. McVey, 562 Ora
ham avenue, Brooklyn, Z. D., N. Y.
Plasterers-J0seph Mcdonnell, General Sec
retary, 424S Prairie avenue, st. Louis,
Mo.
Plumbers [Gas Filters and Steam Filters in
cludedl-J. A. Harris, Secretary, 352
Washington street. Newark. Nj.
PAINTERS AND DECoRATORs.-J.T T. Elliott
General Secretary, 1914 n. Fulton
Ave-, Baltimore. Md.
K. r. Brakemen-E. f. O'Shea, Galesburgh,
Ill.
r. K. Conductors-C s. Wheaton, Chief,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
r. R. Switchmen-JOseph D. Hill, Secre.
tary, l64 Washington street, Chicago,
Ill.
Shoe Lasters-Edward L. DAILY, Secretary, Q
Silsbee street, Lynn, Mass.
SOcialistic Labor Party-W. l.. Rosenberg,
Secretary, 172 First avenue, N. Y.
Spinners-R. Howard, General Secretary,
Box 203, Fall River, Mass.
Stereotypers New York and vicinityI-Jos-
eph Dean, Secretary, Telegram Office,
New York.
Tailors [Custom] John B. Lennon, Gen.
eraI Secretary, 10 Stanton street, N. Y.
Telegraphers-Tom O'Reilly, President, 78
COurtland street, New York.
Typographical international Union)--Wm.
s. McOlevey, 800 s. Ashland avenue,
Chicago, Ill.
Topographic { German-American Hugo
Miller, lis Park Row, General Sec
retary, New York City.
Weavers (Silk)-
Wood Carvers-John C. Holtz, General Sec
retarv. 80 Pitt street. New York.
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